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DESCRIPTION:Meet two amazing community organizers and labor leaders on a speaking tour 
 from Haiti!\n\nGinette Apollon is a community organizer, grassroots leader 
 and President of the Commission of Women Workers within one of the largest 
 labor federations in Haiti, the Confederation des Travailleurs Haitiens 
 (CTH). She is also a founding member and President of the community 
 organization known as The Centre de Reintegration Economique et Sociale des 
 Femmes Haitiennes (CRESFHA), which organizes primarily working-class women 
 around issues of women's rights, education, HIV/AIDS prevention and 
 treatment, and economic empowerment.\n\nRea Dol is also a community 
 organizer, grassroots leader and coordinator of a federation of women's 
 organizations that focus primarily on issues of women's rights, education, 
 HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, and economic empowerment. She is also a 
 member of the community organization known as SOPUDEP (Society of 
 Providence United for the Development of Petionville) and is the co-founder 
 and director of the SOPUDEP school that serves the educational needs of the 
 community's poorer children.\n\n$10 suggested donation.  Coffee and food 
 will be served at the event.  Profits benefit economic development projects 
 in Haiti.\n\nSponsored by the Haiti Action Committee, Peninsula Peace and 
 Justice Center, the Social and Justice Committee and the African-American 
 Caucus of SEIU Local 715, and South Bay Mobilization.\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/07/14/18288099.php
SUMMARY:San Jose: The Struggle for Women's Rights, Worker Rights, and Economic Development in Haiti Today
LOCATION:SEIU Local 715 Union Hall, Great Room (2nd Floor)\n2302 Zanker Rd., San 
 Jose
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/07/14/18288099.php
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